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Desert Botanical Garden is hosting the sale from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 17 and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 18 at the garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway, Phoenix.
http://www.azcentral.com/community/scottsdale/articles/2009/10/09/20091009sr-plantsale1010.html I have never been to this...like to hear from others who have been to it. |
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- Posted by bethany_gardener Phoenix az (My Page) on Sun, Oct 11, 09 at 0:47
OH NO! I was going to go to that. I was looking forward to it and everything but I forgot and now I'm going to be out of town then. Dang it! |
Good tip. I will probably go there. I would have to drive almost 5 hours to get there. |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale, (My Page) on Fri, Oct 16, 09 at 18:12
Thanks for sharing this with everyone. I always mark my calendar to make sure I make time for both their spring and autumn plant sales. I went this morning (Friday, the less-crowded members only preview) before work and will go back again tomorrow (Saturday) as well. It's always a wonderful outing. I stocked up on some basics (desert penstemons, desert milkweeds, more echinopsis and Australian plants) plus some fun "salvage" cacti and succulent plants from the back tent. Always fun to do a rescue or three. Hope to hear from everyone who goes. Maybe I'll see you there tomorrow. Take care and share what you get. :) |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night Florida z9 (My Page) on Sun, Oct 18, 09 at 10:56
I am so envious. I used to love going to those sales. Looking forward to seeing what everybody gets. |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale, (My Page) on Mon, Oct 19, 09 at 17:37
I went back Saturday and stocked up even more, oink oink. It really is a great sale. I bought many more cacti than is reasonable, plus more penstemons and some "salvage" plants (several fun sort of lopsided Echinopsis plants especially, but aloes and other goodies too). I also picked up a large Caesalpinia platyloba which is a species I'm not very familiar with (I'm a big fan of the genus, I'm just not familiar with this species, so if you are, please share your personal experiences--I've done plenty of research online and in my books)). All in all a very good time--and believe it or not, I got all several dozen plants in the ground on Sunday. I'm so proud, LOL. Hope to see some other Shopping Confessions. :) Take care everyone, |
- Posted by boysselle5 8a (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Oct 22, 09 at 16:32
Hello Where I can find a list of plants that they will have for sale? my email email@example.com Thank you very much |
Hi Grant, I picked up the Caesalpinia platyloba a few years ago from Shady Way. It froze nearly to the ground during the winter of the Big Freeze, it's first winter, but hasn't had freeze back since. Last year was it's first year for flower for me and not so many, this year more flowers but no seeds set. It's slow to start growing....it is pretty much full summer before it's growing good, but it grows late to make up for it. Doesn't grow in winter and may go bare depending on the weather. Is prone to psyllids (SP!), mine didn't grow much this year as it had a horrible infestation of them, only recommended treatment is systemic in spring which mine will get next year. Mine has not seemed particular in water or fertilizer. HTs! If I think of something else I will add it :o) Lynn |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale, (My Page) on Mon, Oct 26, 09 at 16:45
Hiya Lynn and all, Thanks for the great information on your C. platyloba, I'll print it out and save for my records. I'm excited to give it a try. I will be patient with it until mid-summer next year to make sure I give it some time to perform. :) I'll keep the systemic handy just in case. I really like the foliage on my little "tree". How often do you water yours? Is it a water hog? I water my C. pulcherrima once a week or ten days in the heat of summer and once a month during spring and autumn and then not at all in winter. Any pics from yours? We'd love to seeeeeee. Thanks again for the information. boysselle5, they don't usually print a specific list of the plants since they have various sellers and plant salvagers each year, but it's a massive sale with tons of different items. Keep an eye on their website (dbg.org) for updates maybe? They have a nice sale in spring too. Take care, |
I would say I don't water more often than every 2 weeks in summer, probably less, but I don't really keep track...usually I water the rubber vine that's growing up it :o)...about every 2 weeks, then deep and wide water the tree itself once in a while. And yeah, the foliage was what got me, too, love, love, love the leaves.....in early winter they get nice and coppery to boot! Been a long time since I put photos on here and I had to pull these from Daves since I don't use a photo site, lets see how this goes! |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale, (My Page) on Tue, Oct 27, 09 at 20:27
Hiya Lynn and all, Thanks for the information--I'll keep it handy. I've noticed some nice coppery tones starting to appear on the foliage--so nice. I'm eager to see what this puppy does for me. Looks like the images are not working, but thanks for trying. I'll take a look online too. There are tons of nice free pic hosting websites. I use picasaweb (from Google) and really like it. Below is a link to pics from my garden in October so you can see if you like the site too. Take care and thanks again, |
Here is a link that might be useful: Grant's garden in October
lol I guess not! I don't want to use a hosting site, I rarely post on any forum these days but when I do it's either a site that can take from my computer or a forum type (lovebird :) whose photos I already have on a webpage and I use those. If you look for this on Dave's plantfiles, you will see my photos, they aren't great but there aren't many of the tree in existence either ;P Nice pics Grant, the jatropha is gorgeous! Lynn |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale, (My Page) on Wed, Oct 28, 09 at 19:58
LOL, I did a search and saw the pics, I presume some or most are yours. They really are neat looking trees. Mine is only five feet tall with like five leaves (each with many leaflets of course). I hope it thrives for me. Is your rubber vine a Cryptostegia??? How has it done for you??? I'd love to hear more. Thanks for the compliments on the Jatropha gossypifolia. It's a great looking plant spring through summer. I bought several as pencil-sized twigs spring 2008 and they've done great. They are supposed to self sow to the point of being obnoxious, LOL, but so far only three seeds last year and no seedlings, but I'm hopeful. The deep burgundy foliage is hard to beat, and the flowers are pretty, though small. Take care and post often! :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: My Jatropha gossypifolia up close and personal
Very nice, I LOVE foliage :) Yep, Cryptostegia, I think grandiflora. I love it, it loves sun and heat, what's not to love...and it's not invasive? Wonderful! I have an occasional seedling pop up but on the whole the pods take too long to fully develop or I'm sure I'd have them coming out my ears (milkweed family)Goes dormant in winter but doesn't die to the ground- develops a nice trunk. I'm sure your platyloba will do fine...just give it sun and go lol Lynn |
I didnt make it to the sale. Nice to hear it was fun event. Reading posts reminded me I ned to get penstemon (pink/red flower variety). thanks for posting garden pics, looks nice. I have to try cypress vine. |
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So I decided to see what went into a hefeweizen. (6# wheat DME, tetnager, Weihenstephan yeast, BTW. Who knew?) It's been in the bottle over a week, after sitting in primary for a month. Ferm temps got a lil warm, as we had a heat wave while it was going. It tastes like a hefe. My hefe drinking roommates and Gf all loved it green. I cracked one the other night to check carb/age. It tastes like a freakin smoothie. Now, keep in mind I hate the taste of bananas. So I will likely not be drinking a single drop of this batch. My roommies and GF will be very happy, though. Ok, maybe I'll cellar a 6pk for 6 mo just to see.
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Yup, hefe for me too. Last summer I did up a batch with WLP380 and would have dumped it out if my wife and friends didn't enjoy it so much.
Everyone loves my Ginger pale ale. I'm not a huge fan.
A hoegaarden clone. It was alright, drinkable for sure, but i didnt like it all that much. It was actually made for the SWMBO because she loves the stuff, and she hated it. My dad on the other hand loved it and finished off both cases for me.
I hate bananas too. Hefe will probably be the last of the BJCP ale styles I will brew - and then promptly donate to someone else.
I have a 35 IBU APA on tap right now that tastes like a Blonde Ale. It's good, I'm just not happy with it. Time to bottle it off and put something else on tap.
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I did an IPA w/ Nottingham that blew up and got a bit too warm in the process...combined w/ a water salts fubar it's too harsh. I don't dig on Notty in the first place but when it's really estery, I'd rather dump it...I have a buddy that has no problem drinking this harsh estery mess fortunately.
ONLY beer I have hated is Cream of Three Crops. Many people love it but it's the flavor I run from - yuk!
Grinders Island Brewery - Pipeline Bottled! Award winning East India Porter, Oatmeal Stout, Milk Stout, Saison fermenting at a nice controlled 85 degrees (up from 70) as it should be - weird isn't it.
I guess I don't experiment with styles that I don't like. I'm not a fan of banana/bubble gum or an insane hop resin beer so I'm not going to brew that. Might do bugs but I need to sample more before I put the time into sticking a dowel through a bung.


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I have regained some patience.
Without the tattoos, this is realistically what I will look like in November. And hell who knows, maybe I'll get some tattoos to celebrate things.
I have regained some patience.
Without the tattoos, this is realistically what I will look like in November. And hell who knows, maybe I'll get some tattoos to celebrate things.
did you study the rules before you broke them? and why are you losing patience?
Edit: reffering to the pic u said u would look like. will you really be that built?
What rules did I break? O_o
Yes. I'm going to military school for 22 weeks, from July-November. I'll be living there, eating their food, and practising their PT regimines. Bear in mind that after week 2, these turn into standard military boot camp regimines, minus the intensity of the drill instructor. Also keep in mind that standard USMC basic is 12 weeks. We will be keeping their training for 20.
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='s mean full to that point, -'s mean empty to that point. |'s are edges of the meter.
I was bored, so I illustrated a scene from Crusades: The Hero of Solusod. I guess it's called "Rescue Jai" or something.
Patience meter:
Decided to do another illustration. These are serious spoilers now that I think about it.
I should totes be a fashion designer.
Make me more illustrations, man. These are looking pretty rad. I wouldn't mind if you weren't grounded and did them digitally and got them all nice and clean.
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Yeah well I wouldn't mind getting more comments to encourage me to do these things. I'm not a man to do super cool stuff to not show it off and expect people to wow at it.
Drawing anthropomorphic ponies because I'm so lonely always.
Holy shit I got a comment. Jesus, you really don't know how much this means to me! Sure, jaidurn is sincere when he says he likes my work, but I just feel invalid having just 3-4 people saying my work is good. Thank you so much, here, have another drawing. An old one, but I never uploaded it.


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They are adapting Myst, a highly popular computer game from the 1840s, into a feature film. Sure. It's called knowing what people are still interested in and definitely want, and giving it to them. From IWatchStuff:
Once the best-selling PC game of all time (until The Sims took care of that), Myst spawned several less-popular sequels and even a few novels to aid the really hardcore Myst fans in establishing a rich canon to discuss at MystCon. Apparently, that book trilogy is the basis for their current script, and it's said to explore "the backstory of the civilization known as The D'ni, the infinite number of worlds they could create and control and a young woman from Earth and her accidental intrusion into the D'ni society," so that should give you some vague, apostrophe-filled idea of what the final product might resemble.
Personally, this whole thing gives me memory hives. Just seeing the name Myst makes my head fall off and roll down the hill into the creek. I hated that game so much! What a horrible impossible game that I wanted so bad to be good at and enjoy but was so bad at and did not enjoy even a little bit. Here's an IMDB Memorable Quote of me playing that game: "I've been doing this for three hours and I'm right back at the Rune Sun Dial! My Life Is Bunicula!" Ugh. And how is it that hologram books are even more boring than regular books? Not that I didn't go through the entire library of 450 hologram books trying to discover the secret of the abandoned planetarium OR WHATEVER THE FUCK. Myst. UGH! "Guy, where's my copy of Myst?" "Oh, I, uh, I threw it in the garbage."
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I loved "Sideways Stories from Wayside School"! I think the structure, the interlocked stories, had a large impact on my reading tastes.
So its a movie about a guy who walks in circles for 18 hours before deciding to play Duke Nukem instead?
Being a regular Mr. Cool Guy, I played The Labyrinth of Time instead. Now THERE'S a movie waiting to happen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Labyrinth_of_Time -
I say we wait for the Leisure Suit Larry game. We can go to our friend's house and watch our friend's brother's copy and then never speak of it again.
this is promising. time to dust off my old ports of call script.
Is it reboot movie or robot movie..? Actually I have heard of a movie named "Robot" being released in India. Plz clarify this first……..
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I'm a Myst fan so this will probably be dismissed as ridiculous. But, Gabe, this post kind of made you look like an ass. (Bring on the flaming , internet people; who knows maybe I'll receive so many downvotes that I can experience temporary internet fame on this website). The movie is based upon a novel in the series, whose story is actually rather original and moving. There's a lot of depth in the Myst universe.
I know having a career at ripping everything apart can be fun and sometimes even self-gratifying. But sometimes I think it's important to remember that not everything in the world is shit. Some good does exist. Just a reminder. Continue to complain though–sometimes we need it; other times, we should read into things a little deeper. Humanity. Awesome. -
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Full disclosure though: I played every game, including URU; the games were a large part of my childhood.
All I'm saying is don't bash something that is actually significant just because you didn't have the patience to deal with it. I think Myst is a great contrast to some things wrong with modern society. We're always in a rush. We are never where we are; we are always at the next place we need to be. Everything needs to be fast and immediate; cheaper and quicker.
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FFT has six major objectives based on three core assumptions; an episode of bipolar disorder is a non-normative family life cycle crises, each episode produces disorganization in the family system, and family reintegration requires development of new coping strategies. The six objectives, experience integration, disease acceptance, medication compliance, symptom recognition, stress reduction, and relationship restoration are operationalized into two target variables, family environmental factors and stressful life events. Treatment involves patients and at least one family member (spouse, partner, parent, or sibling) and is divided into three phases or modules, delivered in 21 sessions (12 weekly, 6 biweekly, 3 monthly) scheduled over nine months. The first module, family psychoeducation extends over 7 sessions and focuses on recognizing early warning signs of recurrence, proactive recognition of prodromal symptoms of relapse, and developing relapse prevention plans that involve multiple family members. Patients and relatives develop a shared understanding of environmental factors that increased the patients' vulnerability to recurrences and address barriers to medication adherence. Families are acquainted with the stress-diathesis model and the reciprocal bidirectional effects between patient (symptom) and family (system). The second treatment phase, communication enhancement training, continues over the next 7 to 10 sessions and focuses on skills for active listening, delivering positive and negative feedback, and requesting changes in other's behaviors. The final treatment section, problem-solving training, concludes with 4 or 5 sessions aimed at developing and instituting solutions to specific family problems. NIMH recently approved funding for a new study to develop Focused Family Therapy for children ages 9-17 at high risk for developing bipolar disorder. High-risk children have some symptoms of bipolar disorder, but do not show all the symptoms required for a formal diagnosis, and have an immediate family member with bipolar disorder. The long-term goal is to reduce or delay the development of bipolar disorder in at-risk youth. Children will receive pharmacotherapy if needed to help manage symptoms, though they do not have to take medication to participate in the study. Outpatient psychiatric treatment needs to follow principles of chronic disease management, which includes medication, self-management and psychosocial strategies. Pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy treatments should be integrated into a new standard of care. Families are a neglected resource for psychiatrists and their patients. Family involvement constitutes a critical support system for individuals with a serious mental illness. Dysfunctional interpersonal family relationships deprive patients with bipolar disorder of this most important and enduring resource. By learning to "think family"—always viewing the patient in that context—we are more likely to provide the best possible psychiatric treatment. Despite this, training in family therapy is still the exception rather than the rule in psychiatry residency programs.


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Conflicts, collisions, and comets are the theme in this week's Saturday Science Links.
In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
Here are some of the best responses from around the web to David's Barash's controversial editorial about God and Evolution in the New York Times.
New BioLogos content editor Brad Kramer reviews Chapter 1 of "Surprised by Scripture" by NT Wright, and sees Wright's work as a signpost for the future of the science/faith debate.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
News about the Ebola outbreak and initiatives in genomic medicine lead our news roundup this week, with a collection of research and learning opportunities in biology and at the science/faith border to follow.
The purpose of Jesus's art was to give verbal, visual, and dramatic forms to those complicated and confounding relationships, symmetries, and harmonies between himself, the father and spirit, and between the triune God and the world… Such creative expressions did not and do not make everything clear, but rather resist simple clarity, forcing their hearers to come at the whole complicated truth from a position of intellectual and spiritual humility.
When the boxer and the biologist collided that November evening, they both had a substantial following, and they presented a sharp contrast to the audience: a pugilistic, self-educated fundamentalist evangelist against a suave, sophisticated science writer. When it comes right down to it, not all that different from Ken Ham versus Bill Nye, except that Ham has a couple of earned degrees where Rimmer had none.
For Augustine, the literal sense of scripture is not a scientific narrative of physical reality, but a liturgical and poetic narrative of God's awesome power at the dawn of history. This is a vital thread in the story of how to read Genesis.
The great irony lies here: these partisans are actually leading good-hearted people to reject their faith, precisely because these partisans have convinced these good-hearted people that they must accept a false dichotomy.
We don't have all the answers and never will. And when God says that he is revealed in his creation, I think that means we need to take care of what we have and understand where we came from. The more I understand how things work, the bigger God gets. When he was just a magician pulling things out of a hat, that doesn't even compare to how I see him now!
This week in origins news is a rousing medley of articles about science and faith, from multiple angles. Some classics on science, religion, and the classroom along with some probing into where atheists come from, new resources from John Polkinghorne, and an off-the-beaten-path blog post.
Christ is the reason the natural sciences work: he is the source of the laws of nature, and he contains and underpins the natural sciences. Christ is the pattern for all created things, while the Spirit – his presence in the created world – breathes the divine fire into the equations.
Most Christian students have a lot of questions about evolution and the other controversies, but are afraid to ask them for fear of the adults gasping in horror. The right way for a Christian teacher to proceed is to accommodate questions, foster inquiry, and encourage students to think and engage with the issues.
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Hi, this is my first post on this site, so hopefully I'm doing it right! One of my Sansevieria plants bloomed last year, and though I tried to have it pollinate itself, it failed. So this year, when both it and another Sansevieria bloomed at the same time (Well, close enough to work. The last blooms of one were on the same night as the first blooms of the other.) I decided to try crossing them. It's been a week and I have 6 little berries (or at least they look like berries) on one plant. I was wondering if anyone has had luck germinating the seeds. I read a few posts like this yesterday, so I have an idea of what to do, but no one said if they had any germinate. From what I read, I know the "berries" will change color, and when they're orange/red I should extract the seeds. Some say to scratch them with a nail file, others say to soak them overnight in hot water... I don't normally have luck with seeds, but I want to try with these. The two plants are different enough that I'm dying to know what the next generation will be like! So, can anyone help me? Thanks! Rocky |
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Sounds like you got all good information. I would wait till the berries are almost ready to fall off before cleaning them and drying them. I soak my seeds in very warm water with root tone added in, for one day. Nicking them will help and still soak them. Even two days are ok. Plant on top the soil and keep covered. Some times the root seems to grow sideways instead of down. A little help is ok. Don't transplant until you see two true leaves form. Take pictures and keep us posted. What is the other plant look like? |
Thanks for the reply. Just to make sure I understand, I should nick them and soak them in warm water for 24-48 hours? I'll keep this updated. Any idea how long they will take to ripen? The picture is of the father. |
Could take up to 9 months or some times sooner. Both plants look to be futura. One variegated and the other robusta. Both are cultivars and the seeds could produce anything in the trifasciata group, but would mostly be what you have already. Nicking them helps them to absorb water and helps to split the seed casing. So a nick and a soak is getting a good start on growing. The seeds will be white about the size of a small pea. You can get up to 3 seeds to a pod. Mostly 2. It will remind you of corn sprouting. Stush |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Tue, Jul 22, 14 at 6:43
Fantastic that you had 2 blooming at the same time! Very cool work with the pollination. |
Two of the berries are now a bright orange. I think they look really pretty honestly. Should I pluck them off and pull the seeds out? Or should I wait until they fall off themselves? Actually, one just fell off so I guess I'll be doing it tonight. Does anyone else have suggestions of how to do it? I really want these to work! |
- Posted by woodnative 6 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 24, 14 at 13:36
I just removed the seed from the berry, rinsed and planted in cactus media. I only had two seeds........not sure what happened to the other but the one is growing fine..........a little parva. |
Woodnative, My guess is you got a regular green parva. The seed pod must be variegated to get a variegated plant. So I have been told. My Clivia seeds came from variegated pods but only got one out of 10 variegated. But I am happy to get at least one. Come december I'll try again and give the green Clivia away. They should be the orange flower type. I have two yellow ones that will not flower. Stush |
I only have normal potting soil at the moment. Will that work okay? If so, should the seeds be buried or just lightly pressed into the soil? And how moist should it me? I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I really want these to turn out. I already have them soaking! |
- Posted by woodnative 6 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 29, 14 at 11:38
I think as long as it is in contact with the soil it will be ok......lightly pressed into the surface but not buried too deep. I would make the potting medium slightly moist. You can put the whole thing into a Ziploc bag or similar........something to keep the little bit of moisture in (as long as it is not too moist) which will aid in germination, and gradually introduce to the outside air once it get growing which may take a bit. |
It took just one month for a S. cylindrica seed to sprout. As a few other species were in bloom at the same time, I am interested in seeing what develops. Yale |
This seedling of S. cylindrica is almost 2 months old and stands one inch high. It will be interesting watching it change its form. Yale |
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As you may have guessed, I have a serious soft spot for everyday cakes.* I call them Dinner Party Cakes. Or Potluck Cakes. Or I Heard You Were Coming and So I Baked You a Cake, cakes. Or If You Bake a Cake, The People Will Come cakes, as a fresh-from-the-oven cake has a way of drawing friends around your coffee table on an otherwise blah Monday night. Home baked goods are magical like that.
This one was no exception. (Well, except for the part where the preggo in the audience may have fallen asleep before actually telling people when to ring the doorbell. But let's not talk about that.) I saw it in Gourmet last week and it sounded so deliciously summery, I was "fixin'" (as my friend Molly says) to bake it immediately. Alas, I'm still convinced my new kitchen conspires against me, as this time the oven which had been working a whole 36 hours before had mysteriously stopped (Said "mystery" turned out to be a pilot light that needed re-lighting. What? I'm new here, okay?) and I had to wait a whole four days to actually get to this.


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Some foods can make your blood sugar shoot up very fast. That's because carbohydrates like refined sugars and bread are easier for your body to change into glucose, the sugar your body uses for energy, than more slowly digested carbs like those in vegetables and whole grains. Eat a lot of those easy carbohydrates and you'll have a hard time controlling your blood sugar, even with insulin and diabetes medications.
The glycemic index gives you a way to tell slower-acting "good carbs" from the faster "bad carbs." You can use it to fine-tune your carb-counting and help keep your blood sugar more steady.
Glycemic index is a number. It gives you an idea about how fast your body converts the carbs in a food into glucose. Two foods with the same amount of carbohydrates can have different glycemic index numbers.
The smaller the number, the less impact the food has on your blood sugar.
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Dr. Jimmy C -H Peng received his BEng (Honors) and PhD degrees from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, in 2008 and 2012, respectively.
From 2005 to 2008, he was employed by Transpower New Zealand as an undergraduate training engineer. He later worked with Transpower New Zealand to develop the first Wide Area Monitoring System (WAMS) for the New Zealand transmission grid. In 2012, Dr. Peng joined the Masdar Institute Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science as an Assistant Professor of Electrical Power Engineering. He was a Visiting Scientist with the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) and a Visiting Assistant Professor with the MIT-MI Cooperative Program at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), in 2013 and 2014, respectively.
Dr. Peng currently also serves as a member of the National Committee of New Zealand at International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), and the secretary for IEEE PES CAMS Working Group on HPC for Power Grid Analysis and Operation.
His research interests are power system stability, synchrophasor measurements, real-time system identification, and high performance computing. Visit www.psrl.info for latest research updates from the Power System Research Laboratory at Masdar Institute.
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- H. M. Khalid, J. C. -H. Peng, and M. S. Mahmoud, "An Enhanced Distributed Estimation Based on Prior Information," IET Signal Processing, in press.
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Intel Officials Warn Contractors: Keep Mouths Shut
Wired's always interesting Danger Room blog reports that the intelligence community is warning contractors about an investigative piece by Washington Post reporter Dana Priest which intel officials seem to have cause to believe will scheduled to run next week.
It's probably safe to assume the investigation won't portray the intel community and its contractors in the best light. It appears intel officials don't want contractors to, knowingly or unwittingly, give Priest or other reporters any additional ammunition.
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If reporters call trying to follow up what Priest reports, the memo warns, contractors need to shut their mouths. "Employees should be reminded that they must neither confirm nor deny information contained in this, or any, media publication, and that the publication of this website does not constitute a change in any current ODNI classifications," the memo states. "They should also be reminded that if approached and asked to discuss their work by media or unauthorized people, they should report the interactions to their appropriate security officer."
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I use brewtarget, and am very happy with it, except that I don't know how to add apple juice to it. Does anyone understand what to put in all the textboxes? I know the volume and amount of sugar in the apple juice, and I could measure SG if needed.
I just made a cider and was wondering the same thing. I think I kind of figured it out but it seems like a bit of a hack. I measured the gravity of the raw juice with a refractometer and it came out to 1.053 and I'm doing a 3 gallon batch. When adding a new ingredient the "extract" seemed to be the best choice as liquid malt extract is closer to juice than DME, grain or adjuncts (e.g. flaked oats). I set the default volume to 8 lbs (since I found online that 1 gal of water = about 8lbs) and the yield % to 14. I left the rest of the fields blank. When I add 24 lbs (3 gallons) the gravity came out about right but my calculated batch size (in the main recipe section) was 2.037 gallons. To fix this I created a new equipment entry in which I set the batch size to 3 gallons and put in 0.963 gal the final top up water field. As you can see this is a little goofy, but at least now I've got the right batch volume and OG of the juice with which I can start adding on other sugars, yeast, etc to get an accurate picture of the final recipe.
I did this a while ago, and if I remember correctly, this is what I did: Weigh the apple juice (or take SG and multiply SG x weight of an equal amount of water) From nutrition info, get the sugar per serving and # of servings (sugar per serving) x (# of servings) = (total sugar weight in juice) (total sugar weight in juice) / (actual weight of the juice) = Yield % Enter the Yield % into BrewTarget and you should be good to go. Mine is entered as a grain, and that seems to get me an accurate gravity prediction because I still use it for making cider and apfelwine.


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Paracetamol - Drug Information
Generic Name : Paracetamol | Pronunciation : par-ac-et-am-olTrade Name(s):
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Tylenol,Tylophen, Panadol, ValadolWhy it is prescribed (Indications) :
This medication is a non-opiate, analgesic and antipyretic, prescribed for headache, pain (muscle ache, backache) and fever either alone or combined with other medications. It changes the way the body senses pain and cools the body.
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Animal reproduction studies have failed to demonstrate a risk to the fetus and there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women OR Animal studies have shown an adverse effect, but adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women have failed to demonstrate a risk to the fetus in any trimester.Dosage & When it is to be taken :
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College football's conference changes are hard to keep straight
No need to demand a refund from Athlon or Lindy's because those preseason magazines failed to pick football winners this year for the Western Athletic and Big East conferences.
Football, in those leagues, has gone to the Big Coffin Corner Kick in the sky.
These represent the most dramatic changes in the ongoing onslaught of conference reconfiguration.
The good news is the Centers for Disease Control may finally have a handle on the exodus epidemic that has plagued college football since Miami, Virginia Tech and Boston College bolted the Big East for the Atlantic Coast nearly a decade ago.
"Do you really think it's over?" San Diego State Coach Rocky Long recently wondered.
Yes … maybe … one can only hope.
The epitome of absurdness occurred two seasons ago when Syracuse played a cross-country game at USC.
Syracuse boarded the plane as a member of the Big East and landed as a member of the ACC.
In significant off-season news, though, all ACC schools agreed to a "grant of rights" arrangement. That means the ACC gets to keep the television money of any team that leaves for another conference.
This was a major move to protect the ACC from any further raiding, which is ironic given the ACC started all this realignment nonsense.
Not that the Big Ten had its eyes on Georgia Tech, or anything.
There is still a lot to keep straight:
Maryland leaves next year for the Big Ten. What? Yes, that deal was made before grant of rights. So Maryland is a lame turtle until 2014, when the ACC will add Louisville. The ACC this year adds Pittsburgh and Syracuse from the old Big East.
Big East
It fell apart and then reformed as a basketball league built around the Catholic schools. Basketball gets to keep the "Big East" name while football loosely reconfigured as the American Athletic Conference. The AAC keeps its automatic bid in the last year of the Bowl Championship Series, and it's fitting that outgoing Louisville is heavily favored to claim it. Rutgers plays one last year here before moving to the Big Ten. This year's 10-team league also includes Connecticut, Cincinnati, Central Florida, South Florida, Houston, Southern Methodist, Memphis and Temple.
Big Ten
It remains 12 teams this year and moves to 14 next year with the addition of Rutgers and Maryland.
Mountain West
It picked off two more bodies from the defunct WAC in San Jose State and Utah State. The Mountain West also caught a huge break when Boise State and San Diego State pulled out of planned moves to the Big East.
The MWC is now 12 teams with two divisions: Mountain: Boise State, Utah State, Air Force, Wyoming, Colorado State, New Mexico. And West: Fresno State, San Jose State, San Diego State, Nevada, Nevada Las Vegas and Hawaii.
It grew to 14 teams last year with the addition of Missouri and Texas A&M and seems content, for now, to stay there.
Big 12
Holding steady at 10, without a league title game and no inkling Texas will leave in the next 10 or 15 minutes.
No change after the less-than-inspiring (so far) additions of Utah and Colorado.
No change for this salt-of-the-earth league.
Conference USA
It's still upright despite losing Houston, SMU, Memphis and Central Florida. This year's lineup has two, seven-team divisions. Check your local listings for complete roster of names.
Sun Belt
The only league that got a shorter stick was the WAC, which was disbanded. The Sun Belt will play with only eight schools this year and loses Western Kentucky to C-USA in 2014. If you want to start a football program and join a league, send your business plan to the home office in New Orleans.
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Food for All baskets are located around the church where non-perishable food donations are received each Sunday.
Grace Ministries
Donations for GRACE Ministries can be dropped off in Fellowship Hall beginning the Sunday prior to a GRACE Ministries distribution.
Holiday Food Baskets
In the months of November and December, CUMC collects non-perishable food items to fill Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Baskets to be delivered to families in need in the Centreville community.
Kate Hanley Shelter
This shelter for homeless families in Fairfax County focuses on the needs of women and children. CUMC provides for the needs of residents with an ongoing collection through the Donation Center at CUMC.
Lamb Center
Supporting homeless adults in Fairfax County, CUMC collects seasonal necessities for the homeless living in the community.
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Whirlpool MWD202WH Grill Microwave £38.50 @ Amazon
I'm on the hunt for a new microwave. I thought this looked ok. Previously on HUKD for £49.99.
- http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004445K5I/ref=nosim/?tag=hotukdeals-21
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- Hi. I'm no expert but I personally wouldn't go for this microwave as it is too small and underpowered for my needs. However, it may well suit your needs - and Whirlpool are a good make imho, so it might well be what you are looking for.
We bought a 'silver crest' 800w microwave and grill for £50 from LIDL, and we are very happy with it. ALDI sell a similar one (Delta) for the same price.
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- Sweet. Thanks for the heads up hashman. I knew waiting a wee while longer would save me some pennies :-)


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JapaCurry, San Francisco
Spicy food in the open air. It's the perfect combo. So when we heard that JapaCurry, a new food truck selling (no surprise) Japanese curry, is rolling out in San Francisco on Friday, we had to point you in the right direction.
Jay Hamada's journey to food truck owner came by way of Silicon Valley (he lost his IT job) and Japan (where he learned the art of making ramen). But after spotting a long line outside a local Japanese curry restaurant, he decided that was the right dish to take on the road. While curries (beef, pork katsu, chicken katsu, and vegetable) will dominate the menu, Hamada also plans to add some lesser-known Japanese dishes, too.
It seems San Fran's food truck scene is hotter than ever.
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News 159 PlayStation Plus Free July Games Include TowerFall and Dead Space 3 Update: Sony announces the six free games that Plus members in North America will receive in July.
News 95 EA Hasn't Ruled Out More Dead Space Patrick Söderlund says, "Do I think that we will create a Dead Space game again? Yes, I think so."
News 78 Battlefield 4 PC on sale for $25, Titanfall $48 on Origin Origin is holding a big sale on its digital PC games, dropping the price of some by as much as 50%.
News 39 PlayStation Store EA Flash Sale discounts Battlefield 4, Crysis 3, Madden NFL 25 and more Dead Space, Alice: Madness Returns, FIFA and others are also discounted by as much as 75 percent.
News Halo developer joins EA Visceral Former 343 Industries project lead designer Scott Warner lands at Dead Space studio working on unannounced game.
News EA Humble Bundle closes at $10.5 million More than 2.1 million bundles sold brought in millions of dollars for charity.
News EA still has faith in Dead Space Labels president Frank Gibeau says franchise is "something that we're very proud of."
News 252 EA Humble Bundle approaching $10 million in sales Charity bundle offers major EA game franchises for $1; Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising and Populous added.
News EA Humble Bundle passes 1 million sales Milestone achieved in under 36 hours; total spending eclipses $5,000,000.
News EA - Dead Space movie franchise in the works Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li screenwriter to adapt film version of survival horror series.
News 229 Dead Space series not killed Electronic Arts confirms Dead Space 4 is not in development, but says that the series will live on.
News 251 John Carpenter says he'd love to make a Dead Space movie Renowned horror director says Dead Space is "ready made" for a film adaptation.
News EA: Crysis 3 and Dead Space 3 did not meet expectations Publisher says big-budget shooters "came in below our forecast" despite topping charts during release month.
News EA details free Origin games as apology for SimCity launch disaster List of games being given away by EA includes Battlefield 3 and Dead Space 3.
News Dead Space 3 US sales hit 605,000 NPD data reveals first-month sales for Visceral's action shooter; Crysis 3 hits 260,000 after launching late in the month.
News NPD: Dead Space 3 dethrones Black Ops II in February EA's action horror the top-selling title in US during February, knocking latest Call of Duty to second spot for first time since launch.
News Dead Space 3 Awakened DLC out March 12 First expansion for action-horror game hits Xbox Live, PSN, and Origin next week for $10.
News EA clarifies position on having microtransactions in all games EA won't be putting controversial microtransactions in all of its games, says CFO, after earlier EA report suggested this would be the case.
News EA denies Dead Space series cancellation [UPDATE] An unnamed source says development on the Dead Space series has been shut down; EA says the original report is "patently false."
Feature My, That's a Fine-Looking Necromorph - Dead Space 3 Graphics Comparison Which version of Dead Space 3 is the best looking? You decide.
News $60 horror games a tough sell, says Cliff Bleszinski Former Gears of War developer says "true horror games" will see a resurgence when industry becomes fully digital.
News UK Chart: Dead Space 3 is first, but sells 26 percent less than Dead Space 2 EA's latest horror shooter the biggest launch of the year so far, as Ni no Kuni drops to sixth.
News Dead Space 3 action focus a 'necessary evil' says writer Original Dead Space writer Antony Johnston says latest entry taking more of an action approach required to broaden the fan base.
Feature GameSpot GamePlay Episode 28: Occupy Animal Crossing Developer David Gallant joins Kevin, Tom, Caro, and Chris to get 'roided up and expose Unitology for the scam it is.
News Dead Space 3 Awakened DLC revealed First expansion for action game coming to Xbox 360, PS3, and PC in March for $10; will be "disturbing."
News Dead Space 3 demo hits 2 million downloads EA reveals nearly 2 million gamers across Xbox Live and PlayStation Network tried out upcoming action game.
News AU Shippin' Out February 4-8: Dead Space 3 Dead Space 3 hits Aussie shelves this week with its newly introduced cooperative play. Will you face the Necromorphs alone or with a friend?
News Dead Space 3 will feature permadeath mode and 'disturbing' DLC Executive producer spills the beans on DLC and additional modes on the Dead Space 3's blog.
News Dead Space 3 developer defends PC port The PC version of Dead Space 3 will see improvements over the console versions, but Visceral Games isn't trying to create "disparity" between platforms.
Feature Dead Space 3 Co-op: Are Two Heads Really Better Than One? We explore the first four acts of Dead Space 3, and how adding another player does--or doesn't--affect the course of the adventure.
News Dead Space 3 has microtransactions Electronic Arts' upcoming action game gives players option to purchase resources with real-world money.
News Mass Effect 3 owners unlock N7 armour in Dead Space 3 EA's latest cross-promotion gives iconic threads, but gamers will need a save file on the same platform to get N7 armour for both Isaac and Carver.
News Dead Space 3 demo arriving January 22 Downloadable demo for Visceral Games' upcoming action shooter is arriving on PSN and Xbox Live Marketplace in late January; 360 owners can sign up for the demo a week early ...
News Dead Space 3 gets Kinect voice controls Visceral Games' upcoming action shooter will feature Kinect functionality for voice commands on Xbox 360.
News Dead Space 3 preorder bonuses split between retailers GameStop reservations get EG-900 SMG weapon, Amazon preorders granted Tesla Enervator gun.
Feature Why Co-Op Fits the Horror of Dead Space 3 Executive producer Steve Papoutsis says Visceral has been planning co-op since original Dead Space, talks challenge of finding new ways to scare gamers.
News Dead Space 3 due February 5 Visceral Games' latest sci-fi shooter hits Xbox 360, PS3, and PC early next year; preorders will get extra in-game suits and weapons.
News Single-player Dead Space games 'pretty scary' says EA Publisher says addition of co-op in upcoming shooter Dead Space 3 was a result of research that concluded some gamers would enjoy playing the game with a buddy.
News No Dead Space 3 on Wii U Visceral Games vice president says there are currently no plans to bring upcoming horror-action game to Nintendo's new console.


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